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Beatles tribute: The Liverpool Band returns to Orihuela Costa

Beatles fans can take a trip through some of pop music’s most famous songs when The Liverpool Band returns to […]

Beatles tribute: The Liverpool Band returns to Orihuela Costa

The Liverpool Band, a tribute act performing songs by the legendary Beatles, is set to return to the Costa Blanca for another performance. On Friday, November 13, the group will take to the stage at Los Cucalos in Los Dolses, Orihuela Costa, bringing to life the music of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. The show begins at 8:00 PM and tickets cost €10. Reservations for the performance are already open at the popular Los Dolses restaurant.

With a history spanning almost three decades, The Liverpool Band has become renowned for its accurate portrayal of the Fab Four's music and appearance. The band's journey began in 1997 as a university party and has since grown into a long-running tribute act, performing both the music and appearance of The Beatles. Beyond Spain, the band has also performed in Italy, Belgium, and other countries, including a visit to Liverpool in 2011 for International Beatle Week, where they played seven concerts.

Their performances at the legendary Cavern Club, near the Beatles’ early career venues, and at events like Beatles Day in Mons, Belgium, and Beatles Night in Lille, France, further highlight their credentials as true Beatles tribute artists.

The Liverpool Band's latest performance in the Costa Blanca is part of their ongoing tribute career, which began in 1997 and continues with their November 13 show. The group will perform at Los Cucalos, located at Avenida Montezenia 1, Los Dolses, Orihuela Costa. For more information and to make reservations, interested fans can call (+34) 665 461 923.

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